Sorry about that, I sent the last message before I was done editing it. I guess all I have left to say is that I can regularly reproduce the problem by sending the following text from my Gmail account (in HTML) to my home email address:
You'd be amazed what happens to me when you're not with me! I woke up this morning with 8 minutes until the bus came, and I would have made it had the bus been on time. But no, the bus was 2 minutes early, so I missed it and had to take the next one. It was okay because I've already worked extra time this week, so it evens out. Compose HTML emails is turned off in Personal Settings, so when I hit reply I'm replying in plain text. When I reply to the above message one of the lines is exactly equal to 75 characters, and on that line the last word is knocked down to its own line, so that it looks like this: morning with 8 minutes until the bus came, and I would have made it had the bus been on time. But no, the bus was 2 minutes early, so I missed it I hope in some small way I've contributed. Thanks for your time and sorry if I've gone about this the wrong way. Thanks, Doug
